UN chief Imran Khan wants ‘positive change’ in current situation – Pakistan

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has said that he wants a “positive change” in the current situation of PTI founder Imran Khan, who is imprisoned in Adiala Jail.

According to the report of the English newspaper, during the press conference, when asked regarding the position of the head of the United Nations on the recommendation of the United Nations rights group for the immediate release of Imran Khan, the spokesman of Antonio Guterres, Stephane Dujarric, said, “It is an independent As the panel recommends, we want to see Imran Khan’s current situation unfold in a more positive way.

Imran Khan has been serving his sentence in Adiala Jail for almost a year in the Iddat case, the sentences once morest him were suspended in two Tosha Khana cases, while the Islamabad High Court also acquitted him in the cipher case.

Imran Khan’s detention is unilateral and a violation of international law, UN Working Group

It should be noted that the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, which investigates cases of deprivation of liberty by governments, said that the cases once morest Imran Khan are not on “legal grounds” and that they are not meant to keep him from the political mainstream or arena. So they were made on political grounds.

The panel recommended their release and compensation within a week, marking the second international condemnation of the government’s actions once morest the PTI and its founder.

It should be noted that a few days ago, the United Nations Human Rights Working Group said that the detention of former Prime Minister Imran Khan is unilateral and a violation of international law and that the detained politicians should be released immediately.

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The Geneva-based United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention said that “the appropriate course would be to immediately release Imran Khan and provide him with compensation and other compensations in accordance with international law.”